Firebase is a real-time database, authentication, and blob storage that you use as your application's back end. In this video, learn how to use your Google account to login to Firebase and create a Firebase project.
- [Instructor] Now that our React Native project is in place…let's work to get Firebase configured as our backend storage…and authentication service.…There are other options we could choose from…but Firebase has the features we care about…and we won't have to host anything ourselves,…which makes it perfect for prototyping or setting up an app…that we'll eventually scale.…Here at firebase.google.com you'll want to create…a Google account if you don't already have one.…Once you're logged in you can click Go to console…to take you to the Firebase console.…Firebase's UI updates regularly…so the version you may see might look different…than the version I'm currently using.…
However the steps to set up your project and set up our data…will be the same.…We will want to create a new project…by clicking Create New Project.…I'm going to call mine dinder to match the project folder…we created previously.…Click Create Project.…Next, let's set up a user for authentication.…Enter the authentication page and go to Sign In Method.…
Author
Steven Emmerich
Released
1/17/2018- Setting up your project and Firebase account
- Creating the app container
- Setting up basic navigation
- Creating a splash screen
- Creating a login screen
- Creating a match feature
- Creating a post feature
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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1. Getting Set Up
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Intro to technologies2m 39s
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Install Node.js and npm1m 45s
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Set up a Firebase account1m 32s
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2. Building an App
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Build the splash screen3m 30s
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Create the config store4m 40s
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3. Create a Login Screen
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Add custom theme4m 34s
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Create the login screen7m 56s
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Add login styles4m 12s
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Create the login component9m 52s
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4. Create a Match Feature
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Create match screen9m 45s
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Creating the match component10m 45s
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Render match component5m 39s
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Style match component2m 39s
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Creating the match store7m 17s
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5. Create a Post Feature
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Set up Android Studio6m 32s
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Installing the image picker1m 53s
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Creating the post scene9m 36s
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Render the post scene6m 15s
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Creating the post store10m 14s
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Finishing touches8m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps34s
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Video: Set up a Firebase account